Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-20

syfvania.
Deln1nnd as oumEnnf1ne.
NHw Xomx. NoF. 1n.--Ths steamer
Sirius. from Rie Janeirs. arrived Al this
port today, and waa detained at quAE-
anfins % accenna ef amailpox. she
has only ssSe1 rae8engefl A ebild
dlsd from the dissass On the l1fh IN
stant and vas buried at sea- The
steamer Waezland. fEom Antwerp. uAs
also detained e quaraniine, Is she car
Esea several paase1asrs who came from
tbs cholafa disiRiei
w.GTU. Csnscmaasn.
EAEEvnxx. Nov. 19.-The national
convention Of he Women's Ohristiaa
TempsrAncs Uuion today adopted rsso-
luiions declaring against the internal
revenue system.
In the closing session Of the conven-
ton resolutions ware offered and PASSED
Supporting TIE Blair educational bin,
protesting AGAINST Rersoualitieg In poll
ties. urging q temperance att0RnGy ~
WaahinQt0n 10 look after the oEQRnixs-
tion's interests, viQilanss IN the pfeser-
vatlon of the OhEistian Sabbath, equal
suffrage. scientific temperance instFnc-
ton. work among the coIored people
and the reafdfmation Of the former res
olutions regarding the prohibition
party.
ChimMmaan Acquitted.
CazcA0o, Nog. 1s.-S Sing Lam, the
Ohinaman, who shet poIioe ofnaeF Rob
inson dead IN an encounter q few weeks
agc, vas acquitted By the iary this
Lam vas fleeing IN the dark
from tW0 youkQ msn who had threaten
% 10 shoot and rsfused TO stop when
10 do 80 By the 0fhcer. Toe
aefenss vas that Lam had an idea thai
he young men were robbers, aud thaf
Be believed the policeman vas another
" their band.
weekly Bank stasemenG
NKw YoEx, Nov. 19.-Fhs weekly
Itatemant Of aasooiatsd backs shogs 8
reserve decrease Of &l,099 100. The
banks hold 81, ,lS6 900 ia excess Of tbs
b per Oant rule.
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rn ~ 10 ..a.-... So.
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- ~. - sSu S y 49,; 80 80
- - SLsy. 2 ele1 I s-s ...s 80
- -. naa-'es aso spseauink ~ erofs o'tso
'sSA'
Threatened ~ AHafehaAts.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. I9.-Police Capt
lin Gloria, Who made q complaint
against Eugene Williams saloon as 9
iIsordeFly place because the noisy an
.scasss5 ss ns'n 1.s snsle sssn ss.k sHs a.n ~
= f. SIns ~ shss ~. Iiea vili saon - aaksn
= ! s.ear,n.ittss . a. kmerica1 nibilis1e .
1lthsy canltaIists, hirsIinos ara aiso "a
= sTterminaia8 nansain Gloria sars
'hat n anv =. r r,nves asa caade he viii a..
- - evsrv 4 ne rrhiat IN she citv.
e,
~
HELENA, "a. 4, NOV. lS.-Ine aoxauce
yuaxd OF the Montana central kallEay
rack layers reaeheo the outskiFts OF
his city about noon today, 3nere tneT
sefe detained 81 efteEnoon ny me &C.
.o,nrsnv an nnSsrtoak h nreveut he
Central from crossing It's
racks by hnildinR parallel tracks in
lush q manner Is TO make II impossible
o cross. Citizens here became very
much incensed ct this, and 1000 or more
lppeale1 .s,iss ~ ne s ~ ,ss.s.a .I .ss sL. ~
,sWlv consfr1sfed traoks of the NoFsh-
IN paeifie- For a little TINA tronbIa
- erneolad. whareupon advica vas
liver the Norfhsrn Paciic bV their AZ
nFnev IL reunova Ali ehstructiona ana
lllnw khe Montana Central 10 uFeceed,
CAn rreVe an AAlDL
MILwkUKKR, Nov. l9-The cook OF
be Juneau club. of this city, says be
an prove an abb for John Arensdorf,
,os % saal - 5.ooA Ssyr 1Ua I1E
- 1u..S. ~ 1.es. osotEe - y. - Iau SS SvcA'
~ "a - .s s. - ~ 60 ~ -. - ~
~ s,,,a ~ ths ,nn,;se, ~ and ~ a. n,ah3
= ,J - y .rarav - se.ved | Arsnsso,f -
80 !. 80 ea.s,sSg - g,oos ~ vish sronsS Ne
- ~ shst Ihsn ths fstsI shof Caa arsd
.sH,,s,s.,.t 49, - - 49, -, 49, -, a.
-, = :. 80 =, ~ she 1850 ,ant
= - -, :
WlthoGt Foundation
PHr1.ADKERHIA, Nov. I9.-The secFe-
aty OF tae steel ral makefs assoelas!oa
.s. 49, st~s t.,,s,.sson ,S - ssasI ar ,,,,ls
- hnnNt rw44nraH - 0iehn1f HnurAa kfnn
- -
Church Extension.
PHrxApK1rnrk. Nov, I9.-The cou-
aittse on the Methodist church extea-
ion completed its labors for the year
oday. The chief business vas the fix-
q o. eoe aPPolne elsne 49, 1919 y 80 aaoanss s
: 80 - -. .s~ -. ~ snS az sr.r,ees a.
hosixsS sseL = - oiTSn for the Seliee ~
- ~ e6n,.hes wiehso ssrh confsrsnss
;,',,.s Tba cornrs,tses ~ annofns.
.~-.s- ..ks6 e.r ! sos-l ~ e9s7 Ik0
- : =
Methodlss Cnurch.
DANvTLLE, Na-s Nov. IA conferences
Il The Methodist enaFen leoutnl t0oaY
ldopted resolutions setting forth 'thAt
Ee are profoundly couvtnced OK the evil
character and influences Of the theatre
md its power IS q promoter OF trFe-
ieion, immortality and vice. and that We
most Aaectionately and earnestly ex-
,ect our people 10 sci thsiE faces neainst
thfa fhfRO A 4 AfVeFaf0n Wnfnn nnnnu4